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Bus drivers delivering happiness as the Holidays approach

For several years now, the STO has made a point of helping Gatineau families who could use a bit of a break during the Holidays. On December 21, 22 volunteer drivers and 150 devoted elves will be driving...

Bus stop upgrades

To make your daily transit trips better informed and more comfortable, new variable message signs (VMSs) and new bus shelters are being installed on many STO routes.

Students: get your Cam-Puce pass for the winter!

Just before Christmas, savings are always welcome! With Cam-Puce passes, you can save a lot! If you are studying at a Cégep, UQO, are 21 or older and studying at a recognized post-secondary institution, there...

Historic transit agreement signed by Gatineau and Ottawa

Today, after several months of discussion, Mayors Jim Watson and Maxime Pedneaud-Jobin announced an agreement between Ottawa and Gatineau that will better integrate the regional transit network. The Mayors...

Spring Flooding in Gatineau-The STO is implementing special measures, including free fares throughout its system

Spring flooding – The STO is implementing special measures, including free fares throughout its system

System overview – April 7, 2017

Gradual return to normal bus service

Gatineau, Tuesday, April 7, 2017 – Because of the slowdown in bus fleet maintenance over the past several weeks, unfortunately not all Société de...

System overview

Because of the slowdown in bus fleet maintenance over the past several weeks, unfortunately not all Société de transport de l'Outaouais (STO) buses are ready for the road. During this transition period, trip...